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This year, a brand-new 15km route welcomes even more participants. For those seeking a challenge, the classic 50km and 100km routes remain open.
Join us for Sarah’s Cycle on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at TUS Thurles Campus. Proudly supported by Down Syndrome Ireland - Tipperary Branch, this heartfelt event celebrates the memory of Miss Sarah Dillon of Clonmel, whose bright spirit touched many before her passing on April 14, 2014, at just nine years old.
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This July 2, Sarah would have turned 22. She was a beacon of joy, lighting up every room with her infectious smile and warm heart. Whether dazzling on stage at On Your Toes Studio, collecting dance trophies, or playing football and swimming with her beloved dogs, Sarah’s energy and kindness left a lasting impression. Her joyful spirit continues to inspire all who knew her.
This year, a brand-new 15km route welcomes even more participants. For those seeking a challenge, the classic 50km and 100km routes remain open.
All donations will go to a good cause and help others.
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